I am a survivor of SAH almost 7 years May 2017. The accounts of my SAH started with a slight throb resembles to a hangover, then climax to to like a constant thundering in my head. I went to the emergency room and was diagnosed with a ruptured vessel in the subarachnoid space.
I was transported to Emory and they stated that this was serious. Two days later I was prepped for surgery and MRI scan came back and the ruptured vessel has repaired itself and the aneurysm was no longer there...6 years later no aneurysms are present.
However, I suffered some visual, hearing, and memory impairment. I'm still always fatigued, I've loss interest in things I love to do. I've been abandoned by my closest friends, they do not understand what is going on internally all they see is my normal self. I've started therapy and I hope this will make me feel better.
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I am a survivor of SAH almost 7 years May 2017. The accounts of my SAH started with a slight throb resembles to a hangover, then climax to to like a constant thundering in my head. I went to the emergency room and was diagnosed with a ruptured vessel in the subarachnoid space.
I was transported to Emory and they stated that this was serious. Two days later I was prepped for surgery and MRI scan came back and the ruptured vessel has repaired itself and the aneurysm was no longer there...6 years later no aneurysms are present.
However, I suffered some visual, hearing, and memory impairment. I'm still always fatigued, I've loss interest in things I love to do. I've been abandoned by my closest friends, they do not understand what is going on internally all they see is my normal self. I've started therapy and I hope this will make me feel better.
Any suggestions out there?